Boroline is one of India's oldest antiseptic creams — a thick, green ointment that's been in medicine cabinets since 1929. Apply it to cracked heels, dry skin, minor cuts and chapped lips. It's the multipurpose cream Indian grandmothers have been recommending for nearly a century.

A Medicine Cabinet Legend

• Antiseptic cream for cracked heels, dry skin and minor cuts
• Thick, protective ointment that stays put
• A household name in India since 1929
• Net weight: 20 g

How to Use

Apply a thin layer to affected areas — cracked heels, dry patches, chapped lips, minor cuts. Reapply as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Boroline used for?
Everything from cracked heels and dry skin to minor cuts and chapped lips. It's a multipurpose antiseptic cream.

Is it greasy?
It's a thick ointment — a little goes a long way. It creates a protective layer rather than absorbing quickly.

Why is it green?
That's the signature Boroline color. It's been green since 1929.

For external use only. Check package for allergen information.